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My new toy

I just bought a new lens for my camera..........it was a christmas present from Popster & it took me all this time to decide which one to buy.  I was torn between the 85mm & a wide angle 10-24mm(which by the way is on my wish list).
I haven't a lot time to play with it but it is supposed great for portraits & macro.
These were taken out of the window from the sun room
Molly "suffered" through being my model for some portraits
Don't you love the expression?  I swear there's a real person inside that head!
These are close-ups of the potpourri on my table






So far I'm liking it a lot!

No time to really play with it as I now have two more rooms to empty....I was hoping to be able to do the closets by myself but we're having another "freakin" snow storm which was supposed to start around noon today with anywhere from 3 to 16 inches(the computer modules are fighting amongst themselves as to how much....if you can picture that in your head!)  They are having early dismissal for schools which may backfire as it started snowing a 7:30am. 

Maybe those computer modules need some serious counseling!

Maybe I will too if I have to hear Popster say: "I can't believe how many clothes you own!" or "Do you really have this many pairs of shoes?"  over & over again!

Wish me luck!
Love

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